Delay is applied at the start despite using --no-delay

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CLI QuickTime AAC/ALAC encoder

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Delay is applied at the start despite using --no-delay #52

Closed pcroland closed 5 years ago

pcroland commented 6 years ago

The first sound is the source, the second one is an aac using -V 82 --no-delay --no-smart-padding --adts, the third one is an aac using -V 82 --no-smart-padding --adts https://vgy.me/StER9g.png So it doesn't really matter if I use --no-delay or not, the outputs even have the same md5sum.

nu774 commented 6 years ago

You cannot enable --no-delay and --no-smart-padding at the same time. Basically, don't use --no-smart-padding unless you have a strong reason to do so (for example, testing bit-exactness against iTunes).